Poems about self-reliance
Young China
Liang Qichao
Therefore, the responsibility today does not belong to others, but to my young man. If young people are wise, the country will be wise; if young people are rich, the country will be rich; if young people are strong, the country will be strong; if young people are independent, the country will be independent; if young people are free, the country will be free; if young people make progress, the country will progress; if young people are better than Europe, then the country will be better than Europe; if young people are strong, the country will be better than Europe. , then the country is more powerful than the earth. When the red sun rises, its path shines brightly. The river flows out and flows into the ocean. The hidden dragon soared into the abyss, its scales and claws flying. The tiger roars in the valley, and all the beasts are frightened. The falcon tests its wings, and the wind and dust spread. The first birth of a strange flower is so beautiful. The cadres have hair and their awns are shining. The sky wears its green color, and the earth wears its yellow color. Even through the ages, there will be eight desolations. The future is like an ocean and the days ahead are long. How beautiful that my young China never grows old like the sky! How great that I, a Chinese young man, have no borders with my country!
It means that the responsibility today does not lie with others, but with our young people. When young people are smart, our country will be smart. If young people are rich, our country will be rich. If young people are strong, our country will be strong. If young people are independent, our country will be independent. If young people are free, our country will be free. If young people are progressive, our country will progress. If young people are better than Europe, our country will be successful. Better than Europe, if young people dominate the world, our country will dominate the world. The red sun has just risen, and the road is full of glow; the Yellow River emerges from the ground, rushing down in a mighty and mighty way; the hidden dragon leaps up from the abyss, its scales and claws dance in the air; the little tiger roars in the valley, and all the beasts are afraid In panic, the eagles and falcons flutter their wings, and the wind and dust are flying high; the strange flowers have just begun to bear buds, bright and lush, and the swords of the swords are newly sharpened, shining with light. With the sky above our head and the earth under our feet, we have a long history when looking at vertical time, and a vast territory when looking at horizontal space. The future is as broad as the sea, and the days ahead are infinitely long. Beautiful, my young China will live forever with heaven and earth! Magnificent, my Chinese boy, will live forever with the motherland!
Young China is an essay written by Liang Qichao (1873-1929) in the late Qing Dynasty. It was written in 1900 after the failure of the Reform Movement of 1898. The article extols the youthful vigor and points out that China under feudal rule is the "boss" Empire” and fervently hopes for the emergence of a “Young China” to inspire the people’s spirit. The article is informal, uses metaphors, and is highly encouraging. It has a strong enterprising spirit and expresses the author's love and expectations for young China.
Liang Qichao (February 23, 1873 - January 19, 1929), courtesy name Zhuoru, nickname Ren Gong, also known as the owner of Yin Bing Room, Yin Bingzi, Ai Shi Ke, and the new citizen of China , the owner of Ziyou Zhai, etc., were born in Xinhui, Guangdong during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. A modern Chinese enlightenment thinker, bourgeois reformist politician, educator, historian and writer, and one of the leaders of the Reform Movement of 1898. In 1890, he went to Beijing to take the examination and failed. Later, he became a disciple of Kang Youwei, accepted Kang Youwei's thoughts and doctrines, and embarked on the road of reform and reform, known as "Kang Liang". In the spring of 1895, Liang Qichao went to Beijing again for the examination, and assisted Kang Youwei in initiating a joint petition for candidates taking the examination in Beijing, which was a "public petition." In 1898, Liang Qichao returned to Beijing to participate in the reform and reform. During this period, Liang Qichao was active, and many of his political comments began to have an impact on society with the help of early media propaganda. After the failure of the political reform, Liang Qichao fled to Japan and introduced a large number of Western social and political theories, which had a great influence on the intellectuals of the time. Liang Qichao dabbled in a wide range of fields and made achievements in the fields of philosophy, literature, history, classics, law, ethics, religion and other fields. He wrote a lot in his life. His "Bingbingshi Collection" has 148 volumes and more than 10 million words.